We protect our loved ones. It’s a natural instinct. We want our children to wear a helmet, to buckle up in the car, to not talk to strangers, etc., What if the danger was more discreet? What if it was in your safe place? What if the danger lurked right under the roof of your […]
Your car called—it wants the garage cleaned! Our final stop on the house tour is the garage. Although some may not view this as a part of the house, it’s still a place you frequent throughout the day. Who doesn’t want to pull into a clean and orderly garage after a long day’s work? Plus—now’s...
One door. One door that separates you from something that’s either stress-free or stress-full. Behind this door may be a space you gloat about, or it may be a space you get choked up about. Do you get where we’re going with this? Your closets. That’s right, plural. We’re all for having a space...
The past two weeks we’ve kept the cleaning to the outdoors. It’s now time to focus on a room that probably needs a little lovin’: the attic. We’re here to spiff up your attic so it’s not labelled as creepy or untouchable. Spring cleaning is your excuse to throw (or give)...
Ready for spring? So are we! March means St. Patty’s Day, basketball madness, spring break, and… yard work! Let’s make it simple, people. Let’s make the neighbors stare. Let’s make your home the #1 on the block with Radon Crew’s simple advice to a clean yard. Staring...
What’s in your gutters? Okay, you’re right, maybe not a cat. With summer on the horizon, it’s time to spruce up your space and that’s what Radon Crew is here for. Our spring cleaning tip #1 is to clean out your gutters. It’s important to keep ’em clear....
From very early on, Sam Quaintance has always been an entrepreneur at heart who was willing to help his community. After a massive storm hit his hometown of Garretson, SD in 2004, Sam decided that he should utilize all of the fallen trees as firewood. Splitting, drying, and delivering all of the wood...
You can’t see it, smell it or taste it, but it’s there. Radon is a gas that falls right behind smoking as the leading cause of lung cancer, causing as many as 21,000 deaths each year. We actually breathe it consistently because it exists in small amounts in almost all air; however, exposure to large...